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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-03-10
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-03-10
THE STANDARD.

JOHN FL MACKIBY
EDITOR.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15

honest sympathy. Some of IA. ,a...
put forth in that book will probah'r
be tried by the Working-womcn's o..
ference, Of which Mr.. Be.ant has hoa.
made treasurer.
Hard as is the lot Of needle.wor,
in all great cities, it seems to be mo-.
ticularly wretched in London. Ono :,
the abominable tyrannics pointed or.
by Mr.. Besant in the novel To Will
We have aiiuded is-the practice :,
drilling" This consists in comnou
ing girls whose work, for some reason
has not given complete satisfaction 10
stand in the Offices Of the great emplov
ers for. two. fhfse, lbn even four day,
waiting for the next batch Of worl
No seats are allowed. aud Hsfbe nm
tot anate gil flcayA tIid office at snv
'tithe ShiLt boing tsdrilled. 7 she is told
on her return that shr- can-haye No.
IMaE q l5ll0 } ThitiDTfapplc of the
bruality of certain large London firms
1tis 10 be- one bbj9tt 9of Nh. SBeson,,.
new society to-make such thinps in,
possible Wy bFHgfngthem to,the bright
Light Of .ptSSicity, IL Won cmtsyournaL
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS,

Ar Ennis, Ireland. on the 9TH, a sensa.
tion was created in court by the startling
testimony OF an informer, who had acted
the part OF spy and a murderer.
The negotiations between Italy and
France for atreaty OF commerce have been
without result. The demands of Italy
were inadmissible. The Rome Refornd
argues shat France will be the loser finan-
cially in every way il she refuses the
terms Of Italy.
By decision of the Treasury Depart.
ment sawed square pine timber imported
from Canada is dutiable at the rate of s!
per 900 feet, instead Of at the rate OF -
per cent. al valorsn, as assessed by the
collector at Plattsburgh, N. Y.
A MApRIp correspondent of the London
Ssnddrd telegraphs that in an interview
Senior Mores, Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
stated that Spain was desrous Of main
tanning the status quo in Morocco subject
TO non-interference on the part of the
Powers.
OFFICIALS In Washington conversant
with the Indian situation in Montana ara
inclined 10 the opinion that the trouble
among the Crows I. largely, IL not entirely,
due 10 the pernicious Influence Of the
Sioux In melting tae Crows TO oppose the
severalty )licy OF the Government The
Interior Department has the matter under
consideration. r.l.
FOREIGNERS soiolrning i'm Berlin COM
plain that their movements are constantly
shadowed aud their mails tampersd with
by government officials. irrI.
TaE issue, bstwssa, F.apcs aud Spain
OVER their raspectivo policies toward
Norocco + becoming very denounced.
80 nay sese te ssFics. 4 7: scrp s-ss.cas
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THs new Southern Cotton Oil Nils
which have been erected At Little Rock,
Ark, within the last four months, at a
cost OF 100000, began operations on the
9th. Their capacity is 200 tons OF seed
per day.
In Jaiferson county, KY, on the night 81
the sth, Vim. Vanmeter, . farm hand,
went to the home OF VIM. Bowlss, another
farm laborer, and assaulted the latter with
fence rail. Bowles seized pistol aud
allied his assailant a r
The dry season brought an increased
number ., rattlesnakes into the narshy
lands along Mad river, in Ohio, and within
the past month several persons have beeL
bitten. .rr
! Ar New York, on the 9th, w. J. ncBarry
broke the record in throwing the twelve
pound hammer, throwing 1t 122 feet. The
previous record was ll5 feet inches. He
also broke the record Of IS feet for one
hand throw, covering ia feet.
WITaIS the past three weeks over SOC
logs have died Of cholera in Henry county,
is taking both old and young hogs. The
loss from this cause 10 the farmers OF
Henry county this fall already amounts TO
$4,000. Tl t.H e
The Indians Of the Northwest Territory
are showing signs of dissatisfaction more
particularly along both sides OF the inter.
national boundary line.
A MONTH ago the prospects OF the Texas
cotton crop were very fattering for fair
yield, but these fattering prospects have
been sadly reversed within the past month.
The rains that cnme in August found the
crop much more injured by tho drouth OF
the early summer than there was reason
to b lieve, and the good that these August
rains did has been ruined in very large
degree by the ravagcs Of the cotton worm.
TnE report of the General Secretary OF
membership of about 1876 900. The receipts
for the year have been over 100000.
T.. J. OLMER, proprietor OF hotel and
restaurant at Hannibal, No., was nued Si00
on tho 7,h for selling cigars on Sunday,
contrary to the State law prohibiting the
sale OF all articles of merchandise not OF
immediate necessity.
TgE trustees Of the Peabody educational
fund met at New York ON the stia and &c.
liberated over the appropriation for ths
ensuing year. The amount OF money that
will probably be availsbls from the income
OF the fund is s6sl, 600. The sum will be
di.tributed to the various schools In he
South. sf tf- ~ -r
THE comptroller OF the currency on tn,
9th iesued . call for reports Of the con.
di,iou os oil Nstiooal Banks at the c.ess VI
sutipsss Wednesday. 0stsbsr 9th.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
Her Sex Her Crime.


The papers reporting the death IN
Washington OF Mrs. Eliza Howard
Powers, quoted from the Commit'ee
on Claims the statement. that from
Arril 2Si 1861, to august "A, 1864, she
devoted her time, energy, influence
aud means to the service Of the Union
soldiers and sfors the success of 'bc
Union cause. caring for the sick ana
wounded soldiers, collecting and ior-
warding hospital supplies and money
for their relief, ministering to Their
wants. and relieving their suife:ings 10
camp. field and hospital ea
rs during this time She acted as presi'
dent of tho Florence Nightingale Ne
lief Associations mt Patterson, n. J'
From November 1862. TO August ioo4,
she acted, also rs, associate manager Oh
the United States Sanitary Commis-
siou Of New Jersey, and in thls'ca-
pacity collected over $1,000. and over
10000 articles for hospital use she
receivsa, no pay whatever. paying ou'
Of her own means the cost OF her own
transportation and subAstence' be-
sides contributing freely TO the par'
pose. she served At least $4,000. :,
But Mrs. Powers, who so nobly ai.
unseliishly served her country d'ea
the political equal III disfranchiscmeni
d Jefferson Dayk Il the Schth' aud o.
.unparioued feions srerya herr. iie'
crime WAS her ssx, = Ksmsss 'g-fsA
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
Coke Operators sued for Libel.

scorrpALg, Pa, Oct. a.-.Yesterday
William and Benjamin Miller, leaders oi
the strikers At the Fair Chance coke
works, entered suit for libel against Bliss
& Marshall, OF Uniontown, the operator,
OF the works. A week ago the boilers at
the works named were blown up by
dynamite, and Messrs. Bliss & Marshall
publicly asserted that the plot was con
cocte ! at meeting Of the Miners and
Labor ers' Amalgamated Association and
that the Millcrs were leaders in tha
schenie. The miners are Indignant, aud
are considering whether to call out the
worklnsn at two other ~eke plant. ersrst.
q b bllss = uarsAell,
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
A Villain Escapes.

HELENA. Ark, Oct. 9.-Dsputy Sheriff
X. c. Burke has returned to the city, fail
ing TO capture the negro who assaulted
little Alice Hcinoly on Thursday. Charlie.
Lewis, the suspected man, and also sew
eral others were brought before the LITTLE
girl, but she failed to recognize her assail
ant. II is now thought that the negro
came direct TO this city and took passage
on the Kate Adams. Deputy Burke and
an uncle of the young girl will both &c
down on the next trip Of the Adams 10 as
certain, if possible, where he got of. The
young girl is fast recovering, and viii bt
all right in a day OF two. Her injurie.
were principally about the throat and
shoulders.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
Equal Suffrage in Kansas

Mrs JnliaA. Wilson read very able
paper recently before the North Star
Equal Suffrage Association Of Kansas
She said: aI- flr.f
There is no strife to-day between
the sexes. We are in possession of
many rights and franchises which we
have not the ucrve nor the ambition 10
exercise. What the women of Amer
lea need to-day is concert of action and
aggressive effort. Our voting fran
chise is in sight and ia reach. One
united, gallant struggle, and the fruits
of the ages Of strife and smothcred JUS
tiee will be over. The tendency of our
politics to-day is toward corruption,
and il it can not be stopped, discord and
anarchy must follow. Vice is growing.
Reforre campaigns do not stop it. We
must help. We shall be put In a posi-
tion TO help just as soon as we go with
a respectable majority and demand the
right te vote.'
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15

Mn. sAxuEL J. RANDALL expressed him
self as opposed to any reduction OF ths
duty on sugar.
Ir Is said senator Stanford, OK Calffor'
mia, has grown tired OF senatorial honors,
aud contemplates resigning.
SOMETHING Of a sensation was caused at
the Mormon conference at Salt Lake City,
ON the sth, by the appearance in the pul.
pit OF Apostle Erastus Snow, who preached
a long discourse. Snow has been hiding
for more than year 10 avoid arrest for
unlawful cohabitntion. this being his first
public appearance, and he was not arr
rested y
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
The Wretched Nee Women of Lon
don.

IN one Of his latest stories. MIR.
Walter Besant, the English novelist,
gives some realistic and sadly faithful
pictures OF the condi ion OF the less
skilled working-women OF London. To
read this book. "The Children Of
Gibeou," is to be convinced that the
writer has made minute personal
stud, of the subject. not only for the
Purpcses Of fiction, but tron deep and
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15
1islTTEMs ABOUT WOMEN.

triss EIEison n. LARRlsos, a grad.
uatc chof smith College. will fill the
position of teacher Of congestion and
rhetoric at the Buffalo Female Aead,
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15

i SNoRA NJ. CROWLEY, of cincinnati.
sister Of Rev. Father Crowley, former.
y oisst. Patrick Catholic Church, ha,
applied for naiuralizatipn,papcrs in or.
dor to perfect her application for
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15

Rock: Hon. John Il. Driver, Osceola;
Hons. John ParhGm, l.. Z. Featherstone,
st. Francis County; Messrs. Norton, j,
w. Wynne, Geo. Taylor and Colonel Van
- lizard, Forrest City: John W. Killougb,
I. W. Levesque, Nanndale; 4. +. Brown,
VIM. i. Cate, Jonesboro; Ben h. Crowley,
Hon. L. l.. Mack, Gainesville. These ap.
continents complete the list with the ex-
.eption OF a few more delegates from
Mississippi County. .-
Cotton picking progresses favorably.
The Governor has commuted the death
sentence OF Andrew Fry 20 twenty-one
years in the penitentiary at hard labor.
rhe petition for pardon was signed by
number Of citizens, together with the
officers Of Woodruff County, where the
crime of murder was committed for which
Fry was condemned. He would have been
executed lext month.
A suit was fled in the Pulaski Circuit
Court recently against the st. Louis, Iron
Mount ain & Southern railroad by thirty.
seven persons, who claim in the aggre-
gate $4,000 for damages sustained on
July 0 by alleged unnecessary detention
at Newport.
John $. McNeal, an old resident, died in
Little Hock recently.
Well-borers on the farm Of Squire
N. sugg, in the western part of Van Buren
County, recently struck a vein OF MALE
able ore twenty-eight feet below the sur.
lace. Blasting was Mt oncs begun to un.
,over the mineral. The ore is about the
olor tf u nickel fve-cent coin and is by
zeal experts pronounced to be silver
Colouei W. r. Slemmons. OF Drew Coun.
v; Co onel b. b. Chism, OF Logan; l..
Sinor, If jackson, and Colonel ]. j. Stump.
er, OF t'ariand are four Of the delegates
Governor Hughes has decided upon ap-
2ointiay 10 serve upon Governor Gordon's
staR at the reception to President Clevs.
land o. the Piedmont (Ga.) Exposition.
Veg tables. butter and eggs sry very
'sarve ID AFkensas C0unty.
The Osceola times., 1887-10-15

:, liRs. MAYS. KsAGss editsa .Wom.
ian's World column in the Bay City
(Mich) Tribune, which, is rich with
vaaaad interrst and well sustained
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12
THEY WANT A DAVID
TO MEET paorscTIoNlsT eouAA.
More spseolstios On That Oak sis~ csn
fereses-fhs fFsssasst said a. he CAST
isx About fsr = ssgseisas
Party i-ssdsf.

WAsHIEeroE, Sept. IA writer today
in the Washington herald comnenting
upon the Oak View conferences Of last
week. says There Is . coneensas of opin-
len upon the peint that the President is
formulating the financial part OF his mes
sage, and Is try1nstto. make The section re
l4tlng 10 the tsrin and surplus coincide
with the views Of lie gentleman froa Texas.
Mr.. Scott and ex-Speakefs from Kentucky
ana Pennsylvania. A rumor which il rot
without believers among those who should
know something Of tss Executives wishes
and intentions is that the President w0ald
be much relieved II NJ. Carlisle w0ald give
up his ambition 70 Sc chosen Speaker for q
third time. and take the posisioa cf admin
istration leader on the fioeT Of the House.
Ofoourse II Is quite impossible 10 YER
iiy this ramoI bat II ia
current, and Eot without reason. Those
near him know that the President realizes
that something must De attempted IN the
lAstter Of taria reform ~ the coming ses-
sion, II II Is 10 be done during has p4senf
term. lie has been snIiousiy and pr yer
fully scanning the list OF emberseleof 10
the klitieth Congress t0xsee what material
for leader there is sThspg them. Thus
far his investigations DO not seem
TO have resulted satisfactorily.
lie NUMBER OF new nSa 10
spDallingly large. i; may. be that David
will appear 10 tackle tks Protectienlsi1 u osisL
bat be has not yet rnsterialized. Then, too
- the Democratic convention of1SSs draws
near and tie determination Of - C.evs-
land 10 run again becomes more aku mere
evident, he feels that tie differences in
party lines must be adjusted. az Was with
this object that Hon. Nna. L. Scott went 10
the Democratic conventisn at Allentown .
fortnight ago and PLAYED the roll Of an in
nocent fly 10 Mr. RARcalfs spider.
Nobody is more uflniheus or hsrponi-
ous and ccnciIsf6ry taan Mr.. Randall
when ne has his sln way. and keand his
followers .ay be hid II es the oeczs ion
mentioned. Hence il is fhkt M Carlisle,
Mr. Fairchhd. Secretary Of the Treasury;
Mr.. Randall, Mr.. Mills aud Mr.. Scott, each
fixed in his sentirRents and determinstlon
not TO give way, are trying 70 formulate sn
expression of opinion for the President that
will meet the views Of the party at large
and unite il before the country in time for
the battle of 1858.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12
MCARIGLE EXPELLED
soUseEO FsoN THE slvE LODGE.
OEhsr zssoaie ors1ni<stlsns Wfii Take
SlEil.r Astsea &Ra tAS fosdlsr
win fs "a LaBzsr KsesEalssa
as ass4a-

czIckso, Sebk il--lt las leaked eat that
Ianesls PARK afasonie Lodge decided upon
tie e1puision of " J. 2e04rizle Al long
session Friday night. Charges Of violating
ais kaightly word 70 sheriff Aats0n were
drst prepared Tor presentation % the Tenn
plaE CommaadsEy % which he belonged.
0at il was aftsFward concluded that bis con-
yieti0n in he Crminal Cccrt would be the
-aore easily pTssoa and would ssrye the
purpose 81 pGrziIx lne order CT aim eqeaiiy
SelL Tnis course Vas followed, aud the
session Of last ni3hE was % receive the report
II conmltte ot iuFsstissti2n sAlcn had
held is meetings IL the Eherff :
ones Aat etaer places where testimony
vas accessible The blue lodge met last
ght al So North Ciaik-st Sheriff Mat
s0n. Assistant states Attorney Further
alsDn. Dspaty Sheriff 5pszr. and sno OF the
all oaliias we're ia attendance 70 support
the report OF ths committee with c0rrobo-
raiiye testimony, If necessary. The strict
IS. secrecy wEs observed In the delibera-
ions. bat ths result is freely conceded to
nave been Adverse 10 The ex-W arden. lt
sill rot be officially promulgated until the
meeting o. the Grand Lodge oil the State
"a annual grand communication Tuesday,
Oct 4.
The vote by which his expulsion was
decided on was unanimous. though there
sers some OF the fraters who stood up for
he erriDg brother maEfully before the
balloting They urged the extenuating cir
cuEzstances. bar IL was soon found that
whatever mitigation might have been con-
ceeded rad ne remained 20 suffer his pun
shment his flight after imposing upon the
,ndulgent confidence Of a brother knight
destroyed.
The decision arrived ct will be communi-
Gated, Sadsr the seal OF the lodge. to the
chspter OF ROYAL Arch Masons, The COM
mandery Of Knights Tempfer. and the
nooies OF the Mystic Shrine. of which he
was member, and they. at their next
meeting. will order tie communication
inscribed on their minutes and proceed 10
remove McGarigle's nsme from the roll of
membership. Having been expelled by the
blue lodge. ne by that action ceases to be a
member OF ali the other bodies. out each
body will proceed TO expel him formally to
prevent the possibility of his visiting any
other chapter. commandery. or other body
connected with the Scottish rite.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12
THE PRESIDENTS PLANS.
To Renominats Himself With Cen. Black
and Run the Campaign himself

NEw YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Sun this
morning gives great prominence and un-
Usually long display headlines today to an
interview with man from ST. Paul Cname
not given), who explains President Cleve-
lands seccnd-term policy. The gentleman
begins by saying that while in ST. Paul
recently he saw letter from the President
n which he said he would determine upon
sis candidacy sufficiently early to give the
party time TO make good ticket and to se-
cure the benefits, If any. that have accrued
from his administration. In one Sec
tion OF the latter it was understood that
the President referred TO Gen. Villas, and
the gentleman interviewed vouchsafed the
information that Mr.. Cleveland does not
want Mr.. Villas on that ticket He thinks
Villas is a politician almost of the profess
sional order, ana that the people do not
want that kind of man. The President so
the interviewed gentleman thinks, wants
Pension Commissioner Black nominated
for Vice President. because Mr.. Cleveland
considers Black is solid with the soldiers.
The letter seemed TO indicate that the
President wanted TO take the ticket into
his own hands, make it, and run the cam
paign himself.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

N. csass.as.i csu.saa.saos Asssssysssn<

Ets EenteH1tzi csu.sakssioe AEttetTetsn<
ths D@a<xrs Il the CeseiaS Cre~sA
RsuAsELRAIs. ssst. l@-la ssss u The
nanbsr Of aeti3t2ts ih1s1sRt 70 large
zzshsrings. ths Censiitzsiszsl Centsnnisi
Commission has authorized the nsalesi
eomsiEtse - erganiEe Sp sftieisas y sts1a Of
medical and surgical sia darink three days
of the cslsbFstlca- is = proposed % have
stations nEse3 With necesssry remedies snd
appliances fer hfst dressings siong TIE
rsats CT tas prooeszi9n ~ each q which
physicians ~il be IA sgteDdsnos. Al ana
balance viii be provided TOR the rapid
transportation Of ssrieus cases and special
detail OF polies viii De placed 81 each sts-
ton ia order g. pEesent the crowds ffem
o5structing the passage Of the ambulance
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

The time has arrived when n lie es-
sentisl fer health and comfort 10 don
heavier Underwear than gsuze or eos
samer, and in order 10 meet the re-
quirements of our rapidly growing
trade in this department, we purchased
in the early season at very low prices
and these goods will be sold accord
iDsly-ths largest and best assortment
OF Ladies Underwear that viii be
shown over any counter this season.
Before making purchases be sure sBi
give these goods and prices your in~
speciion.
90 dozen White Merlno Vests aud
Drawers at only 37c1f, regular pric
anywhere 5oc
100 doz. excellent quality whit
Merino Vests.
cases Ladies' Merino Vests and
Drawers At Tbc, cheap sf sls00 each.
A beautiful assortment Of 90 per cent
wool Vests and Drawers al sl.so and
sl.26
100 dos Australian wool Vests and
Drawers at sl.5o each.
We have on the way cases Of the
! popular Csnel's Hair vests and Draw
ers which we will sell 81 the low price
Of sl25 and sl.50. sold lsss Season At
sI.75 and $500 each.
A full line Of Scarlet Vests and
Drawers ct 75c, sl.oo, sl.25 and sl.50.
90 dor. Jersey Ribbed sll-vool Vests
rsnfins from sl 10 81 each.
Everything in the shape Of Chill
drsn's Underwear from the very COM
mon 10 the very best
| The Western Michigan Fair COM
mences on the 18th Of this month
and promises 10 be the finest ever held
in the State. We cordially invite visi-
| tors from oct - town TO some and
see us and zee what We sre doing Ia
Dry Goods We win treat yeu well
and show you through cur store with
grest pleasure.
Be sure and reed our advertising
column the istssr part of this week.
Great and special bargains during tie
Fair
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12
TEXAS FEVER AT CHICAGO
Said to be Discriminating the Blue Island
Dalrios-

Dairies-
CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-There is great excite
ment at Blue Island over a fatal disease
which has been spreading among the cattle
for the last few days. and those residents
who are owners OF cows are not little ex-
ercised over what they insist as Texas fever.
Several deaths have occurred since Thurs
day morning. ard the symptoms mani
tested are claimed 10 be similar 10 those
shown in the cattle which have been
affiicted and died from Texas fever. Just
how the fever could reach
Blue Island and break out in q violent
form while no other part of
the county was afflicted seems rather
strange. but parties who have been investi-
eating the matter claim that it was carried
from the stock yards. 1t is said that not
long ago man named Boyes was engaged
in hauling manure from the Union Stock
Yards to Blue Island. and that this fertil-
izer was infected. II was distributed around
on land in Blue Island, and was transferred
% the cattle picking grass where the manure
vas thrown. A more thorough examina-
ton of the afflicted cattle viii be made.
II IL il discovered to be real Texas fever
prompt steps will be taken to stamp IL out.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-12

They shoot ~ msrk and gfll = Woman in
funersl PTeressfoa.

CHlctso. H. sept Ii.--As Mrs. Hsnry
ss8e. ofGrosss Point, and a lsdy compsn-
ion we're riding IN 3 bugzy flis afternoon IN
a funeral PROGRESSION about ore nile west q
tosf place s saof fred bv one Of = picnic
psrtv II fhe woo7s ~ fbe read fids struck
her in TIE - g almost instsntlv Killing her.
TIE prceessi1a vas insanity broken I'd
ard s7' for tie inauencs ~ so1s ceoisr
beads tas Tsrrir Vsrv would bsve ben
ssdlv nss6. Of the Tsr.T. tve men s-9 four
women vno it is ssio wers from fbicsgo.
we're srresfed sDd loeksd up - Gr8sse
podnt Ia = claimed thst the nsfty we're
vo-~e for lauoF end tbaf thtT vszs shoot
ne a. : rnzyk y = reC lFrs r1s4ner